, 1887-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
what Has Transpired and IL Going on
Among People you Know.


Among People you Know.
G. Gelden, of Baltimore, is in the
city.
Il. G. Kinsman, of Decatur, Ill.,, ar
rived yesterday.
Ii. G. Hope, of st, Paul, is among
the guests at the Arlington.
w. 9. Jackson, of Rathdrum, was
among the arrivals yesterday.
Miss May Stefins has gone to
Occur d'A!ene to recuperate.
DR.. Sweeny, the physician of the
Occur IL Alene Indian reservation, Is
In town.
Guy Waring and son Harry ar.
rived last night from the Okanogan
country.
F. s. Rice, of San Francisco, has
his name spread on the register Of
Arlington.
T.. j. Fellowes is again able TO be
up and around after serious attack
of sickness.
Jas. Kirby, the well-known old
timer of Spokane Bridge l., in the
city on visit.
Ike Harris, who halls from the
thriving city of Ellensburg, is on a
visit to the Falls.
Mark Gillian, of Walla Walla,
brother of Lane Gillian, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Duncalfe, of Fargo, is looking
about the city with the idea of max
ing it his permanent place of resi-
dence.
Harry Harris, o. G. Cove, A. A..
Harvey, j. ID. Stone and +. II. Rome,
all from Oregon's metropolis, arrived
in the city yesterday.
A. A. Newbery, prominent real
estate man of Spokane Falls, is in
the city, accompanied by his wife. -
Tacoma News.
Miss Eta Laird left for Spokane
Falls Thursday evening, In hope Of
regaining her health which has been
poor for some tilne.-Walla Walla
Union.
Mrs. ID. McGillivray, accompanied
by her daughters, Mabel and Tassy,
left for Spokane Falls Thursday
evening on a short visit.-Walla
Walla Union.
Mrs. Lu Brown left last Saturday
for Spokane Falls, to rejoin her hus-
band, who has position in the
Northern Pacific Office in that city.
Dayton Chronicle.
Lieut.. r. B. Bryan arrived from
Fort Sherman, l. IT,, Thursday morn
ing, where he has been stationed for
the past two months on special duty.
-Walla Walla Union.
Gen. Gordon and Major Gwyder
were intending to pay a visit to
Osooyoos lake, but Gordon was
called away and the trip will be
postponed for few days.
Sam Arthur is convalescing after
another shaking up with material
fever. The disease seems to have
1T in for Sam, as IL tackles him reg
ularly every few months.
Mr.. e. M. Judkins, who has had a
long and severe attack of typhoid
fever, is beginning to get around
again. His many friends will be
glad to learn of his improvement.
Bob Crane has gone to Embrey to
look after his interests in the new
mining strike. Bob is confident he
has fortune in the ground and pro-
poses to make an eXertiOn to get it
out.
DIR. j. Il. Candy, of Spokane Falls,
was in the city Friday, making ar
rangements to get some fine samples
of the products of this vicinity to
send to the exhibition at st. Louis.
This Is something that our farmers
should take great interest in, as il
is the best way to advertise country.
Rockford Enterprise.
Henry p. Barbour, business man =
ager of the Northwest Magazine, is
stopping In the city arranging for a
write up of Spokane Falls in the Sep
tember number of the excellent pub
licatiOn with which he is connected.
Mr.. Barbour is not only a genial,
companionable gentleman, but a
bright and experienced Journalist.
He visited the Falls several months
ago and is perfectly surprised to note
the changes so short q time has
wrought. He has made many pleas
ant acquaintances here and it Is safe
to say that whenever in the west the
gentleman will make it a point to
stop over at the Falls. Mr.. Barbour
states that Mr.. SmalIey will proba-
bly, visit Spokane by the first of the
month. AT present he is at Helena.
Col. Hamilton, late one of the pro-
prietors of the Portland News, ar
rived in the city from the west yes
terday. The Colonel recently dis
posed of the News and for the pres
ent is a free lance, although he is a
man of too much energy to remain
idle long, and his friends would not
be surprised to hear of his embark
ing any day in some newspaper en-
terprise. Col. Hamilton is we'll
known among the fraternity or the
with the salt Lake Tribune, and it
that that journal was pushed to the
front ranks among theleading news